Sentence examples for to debating from inspiring English sources
verb
To participate in a debate; to dispute, argue, especially in a public arena.
Kennedy had committed himself to debating Barry Goldwater.
When it comes to debating the debt limit the facts matter little.
He called it an important student activity, likening football to debating.
But compared to debating the legalisation of drugs, that was a doddle.
Ms. Bean would then surely say yes to debating an apostle of no.
Are staff not to be trusted when it comes to debating matters that affect their services?
(P.S. This is as close as I could get to debating with you tonight).
The governor said he looked forward to debating Mr. McCall specifically and all candidates in general.
An entire gathering had been devoted to debating the Benedict Option.
Diversity is not just a buzzword – it genuinely brings a lot of value to debating.
Although neither conservative nor a Republican, I had libertarian leanings and appreciated the society's openness to debating its political opponents.
